Dear stupid: how many times does the earth rotate in a year?

[Anomalocaris]

You can be a Bible/Koran thumping moron AND a moron troll too

Trolls wouldn't be that moronic.

[GrandizerII]

It's not exactly 71.11%. That it's rounded does not mean it must be 71.11% when not rounded. This means either you lied when you said science proved the exact figures, or you are just dumb.

And, yeah, that makes a lot of difference between exact and approximate regardless of the magnitude of difference. Why? Because approximately 71% could mean a margin of error of +- 0.5% or +- 2% (for example). With exact numbers, because they're supposed to be exact, then if the number doesn't turn out exactly to be as argued, then the claim is exactly wrong.

So since u know how much exactly it is prove the answer from the Qur'an as wrong. That's all u have to do. Put forward ur proof to show the truth.

My argument is that it's not 71.11%. And science doesn't state that it's exactly 71.11%. So you try and prove me wrong.

[ignoramus]

The original post is how many times does the earth rotate in a year? The answer seems to be :
As many times as Allah wants!

[Anomalocaris]

I know how many Allah would rotate in his grave knowing how much his followers embarrasses him.

[GrandizerII]

It's not exactly 71.11%. That it's rounded does not mean it must be 71.11% when not rounded. This means either you lied when you said science proved the exact figures, or you are just dumb.

And, yeah, that makes a lot of difference between exact and approximate regardless of the magnitude of difference. Why? Because approximately 71% could mean a margin of error of +- 0.5% or +- 2% (for example). With exact numbers, because they're supposed to be exact, then if the number doesn't turn out exactly to be as argued, then the claim is exactly wrong.

So since u know how much exactly it is prove the answer from the Qur'an as wrong. That's all u have to do. Put forward ur proof to show the truth.

This very credible*** scientific link says the earth is 72% water:

http://www.livescience.com/29673-how-muc...earth.html

See? Scientists say the Quran is wrong.

Also, check this other credible*** site which also proves*** it's 72%:

http://thecontextofthings.com/2014/03/04...t-so-fast/

So you are wrong no matter how you look at it. If you believe I'm wrong, again, I ask you to prove me wrong.

Sucker.

[Losty]

Someone with that flawed an understanding of the burden of proof is almost not worth discussing with.

Well considering he doesn't even bother to add his own thoughts but instead just takes other people's words and fucks up the grammar and then pretends it's his own...I would say he's not worth talking to at all.

[The Grand Nudger]

As we can clearly establish, if you divide eleventy-two by pixies and discard the remainder, you arrive at the sum of Allah.

Now, which way is east?

[Anomalocaris]

So does the Koran predict how much of the earth will be water after the Greenland icecap melts?

[Pat Mustard]

As we can clearly establish, if you divide eleventy-two by pixies and discard the remainder, you arrive at the sum of Allah.

Now, which way is east?

Sto Helit.

[Sheed1980]

So since u know how much exactly it is prove the answer from the Qur'an as wrong. That's all u have to do. Put forward ur proof to show the truth.

This very credible*** scientific link says the earth is 72% water:

http://www.livescience.com/29673-how-muc...earth.html

See? Scientists say the Quran is wrong.

Also, check this other credible*** site which also proves*** it's 72%:

http://thecontextofthings.com/2014/03/04...t-so-fast/

So you are wrong no matter how you look at it. If you believe I'm wrong, again, I ask you to prove me wrong.

Sucker.

Well the Qur'an is God's word Whom I understand Atheists don't believe in, but of the scientists who agree that the Qur'an is right and agree with 71.11% water surface on Earth, who's to say that ur scientists saying 72% are right and my scientists saying 71.11% are wrong and vice versa? And wouldn't it seem that if one is not the correct number, the other could be correct especially since each of the calculations are so close in percentile to each other?